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Volume 21 · Number 1 · Pages 35–41
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Author’s Response: Tenth-Generation Robotics and the Civilizational Challenge

Ignacio Muñoz-Cristi

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Abstract

Open peer commentary on the article “Steps Toward Anthroporobotics: A Conversation With Humberto Maturana” by Ignacio Muñoz-Cristi. Abstract: In this response, I address the commentators’ central concerns by articulating three interwoven foci: (a) clarifying the distinction between tenth-generation robotics and anthroporobotics as a relational difference between technological autonomy and convivial autonomy; (b) situating anthroporobotics within the biological-cultural framework; and (c) developing the ethical-civilizational horizon of anthroporobotic metadesign and upbringing, showing how the relational history and emotionality of the human niche orient the technical, social, and convivial viability of anthroporobots.

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Muñoz-Cristi I. (2025) Author’s response: Tenth-generation robotics and the civilizational challenge. Constructivist Foundations 21(1): 35–41. https://constructivist.info/21/1/035 Copy Citation

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